Whether Tao Yuanming has always lived in the countryside

No, since he was 29 years old, he has served as a wine festival in Jiangzhou, a town army in the army, and a county commander in Pengze. He was dissatisfied with the dark reality that the landlords of the Shi clan held power at that time, and when he was appointed as the commander of Pengze County, he resigned after only 80 days because he was unwilling to "bend his waist for five buckets of rice".

No, he lived in the countryside after being degraded.

Tao Yuanming was born between 352 or 365 and 427, and was a native of Xunyang Chaisang. From the end of the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the beginning of the Southern Song Dynasty, he was a great poet and poet. He was the first pastoral poet in China and is known as the ancestor of ancient and modern hermit poets. Contains Swift Chain.

Living situations are broadly divided into:

1. In his early life, Tao talked about Sun Yuanming's initial family background was not too bad. When Yuan Ming's father died when he was eight years old, the family gradually declined, and when he was twenty years old, the family was particularly poor;

2. Zhishi career, at the age of twenty, Yuanming began his career as a eunuch to make a living. At the age of twenty-nine, he served as a state priest, but soon became unfit and resigned and returned home. Soon after, the state called him to be the chief bookkeeper, and he resigned from the matter and continued to live at home.

In the second year of Long An, Yuan Ming joined Huan Xuanmu. Long An was sent to the capital at the beginning of the fourth year, and returned home from the capital in May, but Yu Guilin was blocked by strong winds. A year later, due to his mother's funeral, he returned to Xunyang for funeral.

At the end of the three-year Ding Wei period, Yuanming went out again and joined the army as Liu Yu, the general of the town army. In March of the first year of Yixi, Yuanming joined the army for Liu Jingxuan, the general of Jianwei, and passed through the capital of Qianxi, which has been turbulent between Shi and farming for more than ten years.

3. Living in seclusion, Tao Yuanming wrote "Words of Return", unprinting and resigning, and officially began his reclusive life until the end of his life.

Picking chrysanthemums under the east fence, leisurely see the South Mountain. The sun and sunset in the mountains are beautiful, and the birds are returning to each other. There is a true meaning in this, and I have forgotten to distinguish it. How many modern people living in the city do not envy, yearn for, and revel in Tao Yuanming's pastoral life?

In recent years, people have flocked to the pastoral "retreat" life, and in the steel forest of the city, it seems that it is difficult for us to find a real sustenance, more to live for the sake of living. Returning to the countryside and returning to a natural and simple way of life has become our heart's desire. There are several reasons for this:

First of all, it is an avoidance of anger in real life.

In the modern society, where everything must be said and people look at the value of use, the desire for money makes people have an illusion: before doing anything, they must first weigh whether the thing can bring benefits to themselves or how much they will bring benefits. Relatives and friends are ruthless for the sake of monetary interests abound, and a person's family status, social status, and the recognition of others are all measured by money.

Poor in the downtown no one asks, rich in the mountains have distant relatives" is the truest and most helpless portrayal. In this way, people's hearts are impetuous. The consequence of impetuousness is endless anxiety.

We want to control our emotions and avoid this anger. How? The first thing that comes to mind is to return to the countryside.

Perhaps, the rural life in reality is not what we imagine, but in everyone's heart, there is a pastoral of their own: there are picturesque scenery, simple life, harmonious neighborhoods, and kind hearts.

Second, the inertia of traditional consciousness.

China has been a predominantly agrarian society for thousands of years, and it has not been long since it transformed from an agrarian society to an industrial society. There is a saying that "if you count up to five generations, everyone is a peasant", especially the parents and grandparents who were born in the fifties and sixties have extremely deep feelings for the countryside. Tang Bohu, a famous literati in the Ming Dynasty, has a poem "Song of the Peach Blossom Temple".

Peach blossom nunnery in Peach Blossom Dock, peach blossom fairy under Peach Blossom Nunnery. The peach blossom fairy planted peach trees, and folded peach blossoms for wine money. When you wake up, you only sit under the flowers, and you need to sleep when you are drunk.

Day after day after flower, drunkenness and sobering year after year.

Finally, some people's yearning for an idyllic retreat is a renunciation of self.

All kinds of pressure in real life are really overwhelming. Most people choose to face difficulties and live strongly; There are also a small number of people who choose to retreat irresponsibly, or even give up on themselves. Give up and need reason to comfort yourself.

The so-called "retreat" is the best excuse.

We have nowhere to retreat, peace of mind is pastoral. I believe that all of us will find our original intentions, find our own prosperous Jinyuan, and live the life we yearn for. We have nowhere to retreat, peace of mind, and it is idyllic.

Light fame and fortune, do not go with the world, independent from the world, quiet and far-reaching.

Tao Yuanming was the most accomplished poet of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and one of the most influential great poets in the history of Chinese literature. His pure, tranquil, simple and honest personality and his thinking and pursuit of life made his idyllic poems appear in later generations and truly established his position in the history of Chinese literature. The article discusses Tao Yuanming's unique life attitude and pursuit from the perspective of his ambition to help the world, his difficult and contradictory life experiences, his pure character, and his literary achievements.

Tao Yuanming attaches great importance to maintaining his natural nature, loves the natural scenery, and resolutely resigns and returns to the field. His poems express his pursuit of ideals, freedom, nature and harmony in life, and at the same time, we can also see the unique attitude of people in the Wei and Jin dynasties that is different from the traditional one.

Disgusted with officialdom,"Do not bend your waist for five buckets of rice"There is a kind of arrogance in him, he loves nature, lives in seclusion in the mountains and forests, and at the same time cares about the people.

Tranquil and elegant, Tao Yuanming's hermit life expresses his love for nature and his pursuit of ideal freedom.